Noun town
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Latin Rulz
Miscellaneous
100

Endings of the 4th declension m/f

us  us

us  uum

ui  ibus

um  us

u  ibus

100

1st person singular perfect ind. pass. (M.)

lūdō, lūdere, lūsī, lūsum – to play

lūsus sum

100

Lēgēs hūmānae tum dīvīnae fūrtum pūnīre solent.

Human and divine laws are accustomed to punish theft.
100

Which of the following words maintains both Neuter Rules?

Hic, haec, hoc

ille, illa, illud

qui, quae, quod

quis, quid

ille, illa, illud

100

Who was the first player to hit four home runs in one game?

Lou Gehrig

200

Endings for the 5th declension

es  es

ei  erum

ei  ebus

em  es

e  ebus

200

2nd person plural pluperfect ind. pass. (F.)

mūtō, mūtāre, mūtāvī, mūtātum – to change

mutatae eratis

200

Ego quoque fūrtum facere cupīvī et fēcī

I also desired to do theft and did it.

200

Which of the following words is an i-stem?

passer, passeris, m

caput, capitis, n.

pater, patris, m.

exemplar, exemplaris, n.

exemplar, exemplaris, n.

200

Which player holds the record for most MVP awards?

Barry Bonds

300

Dative singular of uxor culta

uxori cultae

300

3rd person singular futureperfect ind. pass. (N.)

pūniō, pūnīre, pūnīvī, pūnītum – to punish

punitum erit

300

Omnēs enim in domibus nostrīs bonīs cibīs abundābāmus.

For we all were abounding with good foods in our houses.

300

Plupperfect passive verbs must use what tense of what verb as their 2nd part?

Imperfect of sum, esse, fui, --

300

What year was the first Major League Baseball game played?

1871

400

Accusative plural of pomum ereptum

poma erepta

400

1st person plural perfect ind. pass. (M.)

vīvō, vīvere, vīxī, vīctum – to live

victi sumus

400

Sī rēs hominibus ā mē datae erunt, illās rēs posteā recipiam.

If things will have been given by me to men, I will afterward receive those things.

400

The translation of

urbs iam ab hostibus devestata erat

The city had already been devastated by the enemies

400

Who is the Twins' all-time franchise leader in grand slams?

Harmon Killebrew


500
Genitive plural of caro cocta

carnium coctarum

500

3rd person plural future-perfect ind. act.

tollō, tollere, sustulī, sublātum – to lift up, raise; destroy

sustulerint

500

Semper discessūra nihil tibi dedī.

Always about to leave, I gave nothing to you.

500

The translation of the following sentence:

Catullus putavit se puellam amavisse et a puella amatum esse debere

Catullus thought that he ought to have loved the girl and been loved by the girl.

500

Who holds the record for most consecutive stolen bases without getting caught?

Vince Coleman